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  1. Content Delivery Network (CDN) The Internet has evolved. The overall website performance became a major task for modern web developers since loading speed became critically important for overall user experience. As a result, the CDN market drastically expanded due to increased demand for high-performance content delivery. Whether you own a small business company, website or a personal blog, sooner or later you will encounter a phase of evolution where your business grows and expands. The philosophy behind CDN is quite simple: dispersing all of your static content across multiple servers geographically closer to your users will make your web pages load much faster.

  2. How does CDN work? Within the CDN, content is available in many copies throughout strategically located servers. Instead of serving content from a single shared hosting account, most CDNs have dozens of servers around the world that replicate static content (JavaScripts, CSS, images, etc.). Roughly speaking, a CDN is an interconnected series of servers that cache, store, and distribute your content to many end-users simultaneously based on their proximity. In other words, content delivery networks serve web pages depending on where the user is located. Let’s say you have a server that hosts your whole website located in San Antonio, Texas. Should one of your end-users in Dubai request your content, it will take a bloody long time for what’s stored in the Southern US to arrive halfway around the world. A content delivery network provides a solution for this latency by placing your files at a point of presence connection near the final user, allowing the data to flow across a shorter distance. This technology is the perfect solution for resource-consuming content.

  3. Popular CDNs Amazon CloudFront, CloudFlare, MaxCDN, CDN77 are just a few among many CDNs on the market. We recommended that you carefully analyze and compare various CDNs before choosing which one you go with. We will leave the final determination up to you while revealing what you need to keep an eye on during your research. Just use our CDN comparison tool. Summary Using a content delivery network is essential if your online business relies on media delivery. CDN will distribute your content to many end-users simultaneously based on their geographical location, helping your website realize its full potential. Benefits of using a content delivery network: faster page loading, lower server load, increased security, improved user experience. Visit our website at http://www.cdnreviews.com/ for more info.

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